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    1. The Battle of the Story Story-Based Strategy Approaches to Framing & Messaging College of the Siskiyous Nov 3, 2009 Presented by Patrick Reinsborough Smart Meme Strategy & Training Project www.smartMeme.org
    2. NARRATIVE ANALYSIS OF POWER STORY-BASED STRATEGY
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      • Narrative Power Analysis
      • Changing the Stories: not what people
      • don’t know, but what they do know =FILTERS
      • Examining Dominant Stories in US Culture
      • Power shapes Point of View of the story
      • Stories can Normalize Power/Universalize
      • Experience
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    7. Meme “ A unit of self replicating cultural information” Contagious ideas, stories, images, and rituals that spread from imagination to imagination, generation to generation, shaping and shifting human cultures… a capsule for a story to spread…
    8. “ Loots” “ Finds”
      • Elements of a Story-Based Strategy
        • Frames the Conflict
        • Draws our attention to particular details of the story
        • and avoids others outside the frame
        • Amplifies the Voices of Impacted Characters Stories speak to us through relevant Spokespeople
        • Show Don’t Tell -- Engage Peoples Values
        • A good story emphasizes values and imagery over data
        • Foreshadowing --Shows the Future/Offer Vision
        • People will only go someplace that they have first been to in their minds
        • Challenges Assumptions
        • Makes the invisible visible
        • Changes the Story
    9. Story of the Battle or Battle of the Story? Mobilization vs. Persuasion
      • Can be limiting frame
      • What trumps Why
      • Mobilizes choir,doesn’t organize congregation.
    10. Audience Who are you trying to talk to? What do they assume? What do they value? What do you want them to do? How do they get their information?
    11. Framing the Conflict Framing the issue as a clash of values
    12. Characters Who speaks for the most impacted?
    13. Engages Values Campaign Memes Tailoring the Message for the Target Show Don’t Tell
    14. Foreshadowing Framing with Vision
    15. Making the Invisible Visible Interventions War or Occupation?
    16. Encapsulate Frame as Meme
    17. story Amplify Deepen Analysis/Connect Mobilize Organize
      • Frames/Reframes the Narrative
      • Amplifies Voices of Characters
      • Engages Values
      • Show Don’t Tell (Uses Images, Symbols, Memes)
      • Foreshadows Vision
      • Challenges Assumptions
      Story-Based Strategy
    18. A call to innovation…
    19. www.smartMeme.org

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